Free museum with some great scientific instruments from history. The craftsmanship is great. Lyra His Dark Materials display also interested me, as fan of Pullman's work, some costumes from BBC series, could not get close but nice to see. Also more modern stuff on typhoid and history of radio, and photography, think we spend an hour. No loos or cafe, but in centre of Oxford there are plenty of families near by.

Fascinating place full of historical mechanical devices for measuring time... and they even have a blackboard used by Albert Einstein with his original writing on it!

Wonderful museum, although one floor was closed when I visited. Worth popping in to explore.

I love this museum just as much as I love all the museum in Oxford. Understand how science work in the invention of calendar, telescope and many more. It's free but donation is welcomed.

Oldest museum in Britain. Some amazing measurement tools. The staff were very friendly and helpful . Highlight is the actual blackboard with Einstein's writing explaining the mathematics of the universe.

Housed in the original Ashmolean building this science museum is a must fir anyone interested in scientific equipment and history. Allow lots of time to wander and absorb information on the displays. If a guided tour is bootable then it will add even more to the visitor experience. There is a small shop on sight and it is only a five minute walk from the Ashmolean Museum where cafe and restaurant facilities are available.